Answer:
is metaphor
Explanation:
because;
A metaphor compares two dissimilar things suggesting that one thing is another, not using the words like or as.
Answer:
metopher
Explanation:
B. It took us a little over two hours to drive down from Norfolk, Virginia.
C. We have friends that moved to Oak Island from Wilmington last year.
D. I remember we had to take a ferry to get to Ocracoke Island.
The underlined words are
A.sunset
B.norfolk,Virginia
C.wilmington
D.ocaracoke island
B."'And so have I,' cried Peter."
C."'The color hurts my eyes,' she said."
D."'My little, little child,' cried Bob."
Answer:
A conclusion
Explanation:
this conclusion could be what the author learned after the event in the narrative.
A pod is a shell that holds a plant's seeds (such as peas). When these pods become ripe, they burst open, releasing the seeds to the ground.
The comparison implies that the children were desperate to go outside, so that when the door was open, they burst out desperately and suddenly, just like the peas of a pod.
Answer:
Desai uses the simile of seeds bursting out from a pod for the children bursting out into the open from the forced confinement in the house to avoid the extreme summer heat.
This description conveys the suffocation that the children feel when they are forced to stay indoors. The mother in the story keeps the door bolted to hold them inside and save them from the sweltering summer heat. The children, brimming with energy, hate this confinement. When they succeed in persuading the mother to unbolt the door, they rush outside to enjoy their freedom, just like seeds bursting from the barriers of a pod.